After we published an opinion about chainsaw use in federally-designated wilderness, many of our readers spoke up. Weigh in ...

The Forest Service approved the use of chainsaws to clear trails in the Lower 48's largest Wilderness Area, sparking a heated ...

Randy Clum is the chainsaw safety instructor for the Northeastern Ohio Forestry Association and shared tips in the wake of the recent tornado touchdown in Mahoning County that left trees uprooted and ...

The Payette National Forest has authorized licensed outfitters to use chainsaws in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area while clearing trails blocked by downed trees. The ...

Editor’s Note, April 2026: We recently tested two new saws for bigger trees, the Stihl MS 391 and the Husqvarna 460 Rancher. And they performed well enough that we now recommend them as the most ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. With nicer weather around the corner, many people will venture out into nature, whether that be through truck bed camping in the middle of the ...

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Chainsaws are incredibly powerful tools, and an home care essential if you have trees on your property. Their wood-ripping chains allow you to turn logs into firewood, and drop trees damaged by storms ...

This segment is part of a recurring WKBN+ exclusive show, “Let’s Grow There.” For directions on how to download the free streaming app, click here. (WKBN) — With trees and thick branches still ...